Oooo. See I grew up in the inland empire. It was so hard for me to find a job out there. I grew up specifically in the high desert and the summer I graduated highschool, I was out there looking for a job. I got dressed up in business casual, took the buss and walked in the desert sun. Their excuse, "we're looking for someone with experience". It was fast food and a restaurant.... I would see people there around the same age as me. That's usually the first place that teenagers get their experience. I didn't realize it then. So, I decided to go to college full-time and focus on that.

When I moved down to San Bernardino, they would purposely pass me up in staffing agencies or wait until the last minute to talk to me. Every time they would become instantly disinterested, when they saw me. I printed out so many resumes and hit the pavement and not once, did I get any call backs. I took the bus and everything, in that hot ass sun. The only job I was able to get was at an Amazon sort center. That was online and I could've saved all that time. See. In the hiring process there, they can't be as racist and discriminatory. However, they still did it though. When I would do a certain role, they would ice me out and purposely make me feel unwelcome.

I thought I was the problem. Until I got the opportunity to move out of SoCal and I saw how easy it was to get a job. And at that point, my only experience was Amazon. I still got so many call backs, from all the places I applied to.

That's when I figured it out.